Opinion

OTHERS SAY: A question of health in the White House When the White House says President Donald Trump used a rare free Saturday afternoon to pop in at Walter Reed National Medical Military Center for an unschedule... by The Washington Post - November 22, 2019

After 'that' day On Nov. 23, 1963, a feeling of malaise was settling in on the general population in the United States, with a numbing effect that would linger for many months t... by RANDAL BERRY Special to the Democrat-Gazette - November 22, 2019

An Arkansas tourist We were discussing places we'd like to visit. by Dana D. Kelley - November 22, 2019

Letters Same as it ever was November 22, 2019

JOHN BRUMMETT: Point missed The usually sensitized Gov. Asa Hutchinson has rarely seemed so out of touch. by John Brummett - November 21, 2019

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: The deep state at work For most of the last three years, Donald Trump's critics have scoffed at supposed "conspiracy theories" that claimed a "deep state" of bureaucrats were aborting... by Victor Davis Hanson - November 21, 2019

TRISH FLANAGAN: Out of poverty If I had five minutes with Gov. Asa Hutchinson, I would explain how we lift Arkansas out of poverty in two generations. by Trish Flanagan Special to the Democrat-Gazette - November 21, 2019

ASA HUTCHINSON: Prepared for rain Recently, Dr. David T. Mitchell from the Arkansas Center for Research in Economics authored a guest column in this newspaper titled "Rainy days ahead." by ASA HUTCHINSON SPECIAL TO THE DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE - November 21, 2019

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Signifying nothing ...; a cancer on our state; just stop that, please Signifying nothing ... November 21, 2019

NWA Letter to the Editor: Statue in Bentonville not about animosity Statue in Bentonville November 21, 2019

NWA EDITORIAL: Thursday's thumbs This week's "thumbs" offer thoughts on giving, conservation near the Buffalo River, the way one city tested out an idea many people hated and physicians' notion... November 21, 2019

OTHERS SAY: A repressive strategy Iran had a blunt solution this past weekend to an eruption of protests by angry citizens: Turn off the Internet. All of it. by Washington Post - November 21, 2019

EDITORIAL: Elusive cordiality It may seem that discussing American politics without the need for Kevlar is nigh impossible in the state of our society. But it only seems that way. Civility d... November 20, 2019

BRENDA LOOPER: Used and abused In my job, I've seen a lot of word misuse by writers, both professional and not, though it's more annoying to an editor when the misuse is from someone who went... by Brenda Looper - November 20, 2019

REX NELSON: Celebrating Red Friday When Hunter Yurachek, the athletic director at the University of Arkansas, decided to fire his head football coach with two weeks remaining in the regular seaso... by Rex Nelson - November 20, 2019